Eating is a pleasure, especially when you can make your repertoire rich and varied, offering some interesting alternatives to the classic recipes that eventually fail to inspire those who have eaten them too many times. That's why with this recipe we bring you something from the warm and fascinating land of Morocco, where food is particularly rich in spices, meat and bread, and from where we borrow this recipe for Moroccan chickpeas. These legumes are in fact very common and appreciated in Morocco, a little known fact to the rest of the world. This dish will undoubtedly help to impress and win over your guests, especially if they appreciate your culinary adventures!
Cook the chickpeas and once ready cool them under cold water. Chop the parsley and garlic and add them to the drained chickpeas. Add the olives and season with cumin and salt. Let it stand for 15 minutes so that the flavours can develop.
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Stone the olives and add to the chickpeas
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Finely chop a little parsley
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Combine the parsley with the chickpeas and olives
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Dress with a little ground cumin
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Finely chop or grate a clove of garlic
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Dress the chickpeas and olives with the garlic, adding a little salt and mix
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Your super-simple and tasty Moroccan chickpeas are ready!
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